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Hypnotists Michael Johns and Terry Stokes combine mind-blowing hypnosis with razor-sharp adult humor.

Las Vegas, September 27, 2006 - Michael Johns and Terry Stokes combine their hypnotic powers to create a mind-blowing, hilarious hypnotic adventure as "Hypnosis Gone Wild" opens at the new Harmon Theater at KRAVE on October 22.

Tickets for "Hypnosis Gone Wild" are now on-sale, and are available at the Harmon Theater box office at 702.836.0836 or online at www.harmontheater.com. Tickets are priced at $39.95 and $49.95 plus applicable taxes and handling fee. Performances of "Hypnosis Gone Wild" run seven nights a week, with shows beginning nightly at 9 p.m.

Audiences can expect razor-sharp adult comedy and amazing feats of hypnosis as two masters of hypnosis join forces and offer a truly new hypnotic experience every evening. As alternate headliners, some evenings will feature Michael Johns in a solo show; other nights will be Terry Stokes. In some cases audience will experience a wild ride as Johns and Stokes become a two-man tag team each trying to one-up the other with their astounding feats of hypnosis.

"Some Vegas shows are content to do the same thing every night, but hypnotist shows - by definition - are always different," said show producer Richard Keeley. "In addition, by having two world-class hypnotists alternate the spotlight we can run seven nights a week, and these talented performers still having the opportunity to constantly go on-tour, develop fresh material and continually reinvent this wild show."

Veteran showmen with thousands of performances and more than five decades on the stage, Michael Johns and Terry Stokes have performed their unique brand of adult humor and hypnosis in several venues along the Las Vegas Strip. Their most recent successful run was at the Stardust, where the duo will have the honor of closing the venerable Stardust Showroom before the historic property is imploded.

Fast-paced with comedy-club style humor, Michael Johns leaves audiences laughing while he leads them on an unforgettable hypnotic journey full of high-energy antics and unforgettable fun.

"The Harmon Theater is an intimate venue that is perfect for hypnosis," said Michael Johns. "With hypnosis, the audience is the star of the show and we want them to participate. We create a lot of off-the-cuff comedy, but we never embarrass anybody in the show - there’s a line I refuse to cross. Nobody is going to walk off the stage and feel ashamed."

Terry Stokes has performed comedic hypnosis from Arizona to Hong Kong and everywhere in between. Don’t let this self-described "South Georgia redneck" fool you; he is a student of the art of hypnosis and majored in behavior modification while in university. More information is available at www.hypnosisgonewild.com.

About KRAVE:

KRAVE is a 17,000-square-foot entertainment venue that is home to the KRAVE Lounge, the popular Club KRAVE and the adjacent Harmon Theater.

The Harmon Theater is an intimate 200-seat theater located at 3663 Las Vegas Blvd. South, south of the Aladdin at the intersection of Harmon Ave. and the Las Vegas Strip. Valet parking is available at the Harmon Avenue entrance of Desert Passage. You must be 21 or older.